Grey-chested Dove

Grey-chested DoveGrey-chested Doves have muted gray-brown upperparts with a slight purplish cast and pale underparts. They usually forage on foot, alone or in pairs, in forests from southern Mexico through Central America to northern Colombia.What does it look like?The adult male has gray-brown upperparts, with green or purple gloss on the inner wing feathers that changes with the light. The underparts are pale gray, and the female is duller and darker.How does it live?Grey-chested Doves have muted gray-brown upperparts with a slight purplish cast and pale underparts. They usually forage on foot, alone or in pairs, in forests from southern Mexico through Central America to northern Colombia.It is usually seen alone or in pairs, not flocks. It tends to walk rather than fly while looking for food and uses forests, including mature secondary growth.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.